At Trinity Cathedral, we strive to be a place where all people encounter the living God. We are nourished by our worship and our friendships so that we can share God’s love through our arts and our service to each other, our city, and the world at large.  We must also ensure that we have the financial resources to meet this commitment.


ENHANCING OUR WORSHIP SERVICES
Four main groups support the worship and prayer life of the congregation:

Altar Guild—prepares the altar linens, vessels, breads, and wine needed for a service.  Members lay out needed items for each service and clear up afterward. They also maintain the good order of the sacristy and order altar supplies as needed.
For Altar Guild information, please contact
Trinity Office | [email protected]

Worship Guild—provides readers and order-keepers throughout the service:
Crucifers – carry the cross during the entry and exit processions.
Vergers – direct the flow of worship ensuring good communication between people at the altar and between the altar ministers and the ushers.
Acolytes – assist the clergy at the altar as torch bearers and altar servers.

Lectors – read the scriptural lessons.
Chalice Bearers – assist the priests and deacons administer Holy Communion.
For Worship Guild information, please contact
The Rev. Myra Kingsley, Deacon | [email protected]

The Music Ministry—three choirs and other gifted musicians bring glory to our worship.
The Cathedral Choir – sings at the 10:00 a.m. Eucharist on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Sundays of the month.  It also sings at the 4:00 p.m. Choral Evensong on the last Sunday of the month during January to May and at major festivals.
Trinity Singers – a small group that sings at the 10:00 a.m. Eucharist on the 4th Sunday of the month.
The St. Nicholas Choir – is a children’s choir that sings regularly at the 10:00 a.m. Eucharist on Sundays and on other special occasions.
Musicians – Trinity enjoys the presence of a number of skilled musicians in the congregation who contributions to our worship on special occasions.
For additional choir and music information, please contact
Canon Musician Erik Goldstrom  | [email protected]


MAKING FRIENDS
Four main groups help us get to know one another better:

The Hospitality Team – welcomes all who come to our Sunday services. Greeters meet people at the door. Ushers distribute bulletins and manage organizational issues affecting the congregation during worship services. Other volunteers coordinate contributions to our coffee hour following the 10:00 a.m. service.
For additional information, please contact
Trinity Office | [email protected]

Trinity Neighbors – are small groups of 10-15 people who enjoy getting together to know each other better.  As examples, members may have supper at each other’s homes, meet at a restaurant, or go on a hike.
For additional information, please contact
The Rev. Myra Kingsley, Deacon | [email protected]

20/30′s – is a group of young adults that meets monthly.  Besides having a good time, this group undertakes selected service projects.
For additional information, please contact
Trinity Office | [email protected]

 

ENJOYING OUR ARTS
We invite everyone to enjoy the music and visual arts programs of Trinity Cathedral.

Music at Trinity – is the musical outreach of Trinity Cathedral. It sponsors a wide range of internationally known artists, fantastic local talent, well-established groups, and promising newly-formed groups in performance. Offerings range from organ concerts to chamber music and the Festival of Lessons and Carols. Most concerts are free of charge as our gift to community.
For additional information, please contact
Canon Erik Goldstrom | [email protected]

Click | to visit the Music at Trinity web site
Click | to view the current concert calendar

The Olney Gallery – is a professional art space that is the visual arts outreach of Trinity Cathedral. An integral part of this outreach is the monthly First Friday event when the Gallery hosts a reception from 6 – 9:00 p.m.  The Gallery is also open every Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 a.m – 4:00 p.m.
For additional information, please contact
Olney Gallery Director Manny Burruel | [email protected]

 

SERVING OUR COMMUNITY, OUR CITY, & OUR WORLD
Grateful for all that God has done for us, we strive to show that gratitude by loving our neighbors as ourselves.  Consider joining those who serve in the ministries described above.  We also invite you to serve in the following ministries.

Education – assist with the children’s and youth programs
For additional information, please contact
Clarissa Ortiz | [email protected]

Trinity Health & Well-Being Ministries – disseminate health care information and provides regular blood pressure & basic health care checks.  Members also offer informational events to inform the congregation about important health & well-being topics, such as The Affordable HealthCare Act, disabilities, mental health, and healing.
For additional information, please contact
Cathedral Office | [email protected]

Trinity Quilters – create traditional quilts blessed with prayers to be given as a comfort and a help in healing to those experiencing severe heath issues.  The Quilters also create whimsical quilts for the Sojourner Center, a refuge for those suffering domestic violence.
For additional information, please contact
Sandy Rode | [email protected]

Our City
Trinity Outreach Ministry (TOM) – supports involvement in advancing the care of God’s creation and justice for all people.  The group meets monthly to guide, coordinate, and direct support toward these efforts. Recent TOM projects include urban care packs, local water stations, refugee resettlement, Habitat for Humanity, a prison ministry, Angel Tree, Thanksgiving and Christmas breakfasts served for the homeless community, and the 2013 Native American Saints/Native American Recognition Day.
For additional information, please contact
The Rev. Myra Kingsley, Deacon | [email protected]

Our World
Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Sustainable Global Projects – support the reduction of child mortality, empowering women, and education by creating partnerships with a birthing center in Haiti and a primary school in Tanzania. Members have established productive personal relationships with people in both places and enjoy seeing both Maison de Naissance (the birthing center) and The Steven Tito Academy flourish.

Steven Tito Academy in Tanzania – Trinity has supported the Steven Tito Academy in Bagamoyo for years, raising money for the school to build more classrooms, a library, collected and shipped them books, and currently support a number of students through scholarships. For more on those students, click here
For additional information, please contact
Pamela Clark | [email protected]

ENSURING FINANCIAL RESOURCES
Our commitment to our communities requires that we have adequate financial support.

The Stewardship Team—meets regularly to help ensure that Trinity Cathedral is operating on a sound financial basis.  It is also responsible for communicating the financial health of the church to the congregation and organizing the year-long stewardship campaign.
For additional information, please contact
Michael Rodriguez | [email protected]